I have a banister that narrows toward the top and the loops of velcro don't meet up with the hook side before it winds back over itself. Any ideas?
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I can't picture your situation. It would help with pictures but I'm not sure if you can post pictures here. Is it just the top velcro strap that doesn't close properly or the bottom one too?
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I had to wrap some of that child safety foam stuff around the banister to protect the wood and then tightly very very tightly pull the Velcro around the banister with the wrap on it. I think that might work for you too. You could also use that grippy/foamy shelf liner that comes on the roll to wrap and protect the banister - also making it larger and then wrap the Velcro around it. good luck
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Once the clips are undone, it should be a hand twist. Keep a bucket underneath, because a bit of water will spill when the canister is opened.
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Hi Lizh...I am not sure how it should go on mine was already attached when I got it. I would imagine though that you just screw it into the top as far down as you can until it catches. That may do the trick
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I just tried and was unable. The top hook is 1 & 1/8" wide at the widest point. Making a loop with a piece of rope, mentioned in another answer, would be a great idea though!
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I had the same problem. I went to Home Depot and purchased a pack of little lockwashers. There really thin then you can tighten it if you put two of them on you can do like a full circle and it's kind of tight all the way around I hope this helps. I wish I could send you a picture or name of the product but I got rid of the bag right away.
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I've had mine for a long time and the same thing happened. What I did is to get a couple of large back to back velcro pieces and it seems to stay. You can also get some heavy duty super strength glue to hold the bottom velcro piece just make sure it isn't flammable. Regardless of the problem with the gooey velcro fall offs this toastie tush has saved my tush from freezing many mornings, lol. Good Luck
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Not as well. I would focus on using smaller wire hangers if possible. The larger plastic hangers appeared to take up more room and be tougher to get out of the grooves. The product would have been better if it could have more easily accommodated the larger style plastic hanger.
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The part that goes around the banister is able to be sized to your banister. It is two separate pieces so you can make it as tight or as loose as needed.
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In order to keep the hook from showing you need to position and attach the plate hanger lower on the plate. If you contact me directly I'll be glad to help. Thank you. eBarb--Barb Huhn
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I get mine close to the sides of the inside opening then turn one end til it fits tight. I've got several up and having no problem at all.
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Are you using the accordion style post its? they are the only ones that work with this type of holder. Hope this is helpfull.
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I am having the same problem. I can't figure out how to open the plastic covers to shorten the knot. Anyone else out there know how??
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mine did the same thing. I just happen to have a pole that fit perfectly in the connection. I'm not sure if it would fit. But how about a closet pole.
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Put the second hanger into the hole of the hook hanging down, not just across the hook.Also, if closet is packed full, the hangers get caught sometimes.Hope this helps!
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It will not fit all the way around, no. If the Bannister is perfectly round shaped you could probably find a way to attach it using Velcro/zip ties/whatever. Then it comes to personal preference and your ability/willingness to diy a product that you paid money for to do a specific job.
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Try putting them on the opposite ends. I had the same problem and when I switched ends for the clasps to go into it worked lots better.
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I figured it out! You need to be careful which end caps you put on which sides. The endcaps with the screw holes need to go on to the bottom. The casters screw into those screw holes. When my wife and I were assembling the clothing rack, we put the endcaps that were supposed to go on the top on the bottom and vice versa, meaning that the bottom didn't have anything to screw the casters into it. A little disassembly of the rack, a swapping of the endcaps, some reassembly, and we were back in business!